7.10 Death's Door

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Title Death's Door
Episode # Season 7, Episode 10
First aired December 2, 2011
Directed by Bob Singer
Written by Sera Gamble
On IMDB http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1995103/
Outline
Monster Leviathans
Reaper
Timeline
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Synopsis

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Music

Quotes

Karen: You were expecting Farrah Fawcett?
Bobby: No, she always calls first.
Bobby's Dad: Oh, you deserved it. You were nothing but ungrateful.
Bobby: I was a kid! Kids aren't supposed to be grateful. They're supposed to eat your food and break your heart, you selfish dick.
Reaper: Bobby... you've helped. You got handed a small, unremarkable life, and you did something with it. Most men like you die of liver disease, watching Barney Miller reruns. You've done enough. Believe me.

Bobby: I don't care.
Reaper: Why?

Bobby: Because they're my boys.
Bobby: As fate would have it, I adopted two boys. And they grew up great. They grew up heroes.
Dean: All right, scoot, jerkface. Show your elders some respect.

Sam: You scoot, asshat.
Dean: Did we get licorice?
Sam: No, we did not get licorice. We got good snacks. Licorice is disgusting.
Dean: I'm sorry, I didn't quite understand that, uh, Mr. "Peanut Butter and Banana Sandwich."
Sam: I stand by that sandwich. Nobody likes licorice. It's--it's made of dirt.
Dean: It is a classic movie food. It's right up there with popcorn.
Sam: Popcorn?
Dean: Yeah.
Sam: You're out of your mind.

Dean: What, it's like little chewy pieces of heaven.

Trivia & References

Death's Door is a colloquial saying to refer to the point just before dying.
The numbers relating to the Leviathan plot which Bobby writes down on the piece of paper are 454895. We only see him write 45489 – one digit less – on Sam's hand.The latitude 45.4 and longitude -89.5 are the coordinates for Beaver Lake, in Lincoln County in Wisconsin, which could be one of the spots marked on Roman's map.source. For more speculation see Bobby's Numbers.
Chelah Horsdal who play's Bobby's mother also appeared as the librarian in 1.07 Hookman
Rufus: What year is this? '89-ish?

Bobby: What's it matter? I'm still stuck in eternal friggin' sunshine.


Bobby is referring to the movie Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind which is about a couple who have their memories of each other erased.
Nicolai Guistra who plays a ten year old Dean in this episode also played Dean in the flashback scene in 5.22 Swan Song.
Reaper: Bobby... you've helped. You got handed a small, unremarkable life, and you did something with it. Most men like you die of liver disease, watching Barney Miller reruns.


Barney Miller is a 1970s sitcom set around a New York City detectives' squad room.
Tweets from Jim Michaels during the episode

Minutiae

The DVDs for Sam and Dean's movie night at Bobby's are "Chuck Norris American Hero Collection" and "The Delta Force." The second one seems redundant since "The Delta Force" is part of the "American Hero Collection".

Sides, Scripts & Transcripts

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